Frankenstein‚ an example being how the reader is encouraged to feel sympathy for Frankenstein and his creation throughout the novel. Aided by the differing narrative perspective‚ these sympathies are continually evolving‚ changing as the reader’s perception of the two is altered‚ and at the end of the novel‚ the reader is left questioning who the real monster is: Frankenstein‚ or his creation? The
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In this poem‚ the writer is making a bold and clear statement to the reader. The main element portrayed throughout the poem is repetition‚ which is used as a way to convey a message to the reader and make a statement as to why the speaker is painting their nails red. However‚ under the surface to why the reader is painting her nails red‚ lies a significant message to the reader that can be reinforced by the use of repetition. Using the word “Because” as the first word of every line‚ puts an
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The Role of the Reader in Analyzing Stephen Dunn’s “Poetry” All roads do not lead to Rome. There are some roads in life that lead to adventure and freedom‚ and others that will turn us into people who sit idly by and passively accept whatever comes our way. One must choose which path to take not only in life‚ but also when analyzing poetry. Stephen Dunn uses his ars poetica poem “Poetry” to point out that while the poet should and does exert some amount of influence‚ the ultimate
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The Outsider by H.P. Lovecraft is a horror story. Although some readers may not fancy a horror story‚ the first line of this story brings in many a reader‚ “Unhappy is he to whom the memories of childhood bring only fear and sadness” (Lovecraft 3570. This first line brings a reader into the story. After reading the first line the reader not only wants to know that was so bad about this childhood but if it relates to their own. H.P. Lovecraft did not have the best childhood‚ both his parents died
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sacks”. Owen uses this phrase to make the reader feel as if the men have been changed by war into animals. Owen uses the line “Till on the haunting flares we turned our backs” to put an image in the readers mind of a ghostly atmosphere of the battlefield with the flares flying in the air. He also uses the word “haunting” to suggest the men are haunted by what they have seen; this would also make the reader feel agitated. Owen uses metaphors to show the reader how horrible war can be. “Men marched
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a daily basis. Today‚ there are different ways you can read: either electronically or by paper. Electronic devices are starting to run our lives‚ by getting an e-book or e-reader (kindle‚ nook‚ iPad‚ etc…) reading could change for the average reader. Electronic readers are better than paper books. Having an electronic reader can be very convenient. You can rent or buy books‚ magazines‚ and newspapers for free from virtual libraries similar to the way you would from your local public library. There
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Palestinian Vision “I like the way a wise man build a story in an unconventional way.” This quote by Jim McKay is very striking‚ and if one was to be curious‚ continue reading. The way which an essay is structured makes a huge deal. In order to keep a reader invested and concentrated on the main point then the structure‚ or form‚ must be clear and organized. However‚ when writing the essay “States”‚ Edward Said takes a very unconventional approach to writing as he describes his life experiences after
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this story is about Peyton Farquhar‚ a southern farmer who is about to be hanged by the Union Army for trying to set the railroad bridge at Owl Creek on fire. While Farquhar is standing on the bridge with a rope around his neck‚ Bierce leads the reader to think that the rope snaps and he falls into the river‚ and then makes an amazing escape and finally returns to his farm‚ to be reunited with his wife. However the ending of the story is totally different‚ in fact‚ Farquhar is hanged and these imaginings
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very much unlike each other‚ they both fulfill their prospective author’s goal to inspire emotion in a reader. Both Aparna of “Hell-Heaven” and the grandmother of “A Good Man is Hard to Find” evoke strong emotions from the reader throughout each of the two stories. Aparna is a traditional Bengali housewife that had been transplanted to the United States. When the story begins‚ the reader can’t help but to feel sorry for the loneliness that Aparna must be feeling. She is in a country which
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layers‚ the main point of this is to make the reader think about how technology has been embedded into the core of society and implemented into every layer of the world today. Voxi’s contention is pro digital technology and is this is strategically withheld until the 5th paragraph so that readers will read on‚ curious of the writers contention Voxi continuously simplifies and exemplifies his arguments through metaphoric language‚ allowing for readers to fully comprehend his opinion whilst addressing
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